There is a reason
There is a reason why the movie fails to get anywhere with the audience. The fact that the movie is so good, that it's the same every time continues to get better and better, is amazing. The overall message of the movie was that there is no need to make a stupid movie, you just need to make a good movie. The one that still fails is the one that is the most surreal. I thought that the plot was good, the acting and
There is a reason for that.<br /><br />I agree with John Hurt's comment on the "sexy" genre: it is a genre that has been thrown down the toilet. It should not be allowed to be filled with these insinuations and, in doing so, it is like parading a campaign against a gay character on a street corner, as if to expose his faults. I have been that way for years. We are supposed to believe